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' *. i y. 'j U : fR/ ij (iVJTQA rt-si^?. r [..XOITAKUIKOJ y M All il i\m Ufc a m ? t x i .i .r. i) { -;MM i O.V{T.'/.\ O' : 1 .' c l I C .o'.t CHARLESTON, MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 25/. 1869l TUE STATE PAIR. Til i: l'RIZICS OF INDUSTRY AND UN FRO Y. l?lll?l?tll?ll^^ l itb of Jfovemtftr/SjWJU? irnn -n:'. The greMeaVmodtic^lta of rcHtor>rl'!VjpjHWT7^TBW^u^ of no m&mtc ju?fliit?,-vrlth-?i?'Tii6?t- of oui- n* tivatlon. tl?.oraottiibiaaA.-iklrid of-*hu ri.i^ nuro used.itho preparation >of the boUV,i period oi planting, the number of times ploughed Brut h?cd, (he, variety, of 'cotton. ' The land to be mcasureay u'ud'ttw'-Cott?n (frrpjo v^TguBa m?P" vucbpeVijfer.byik^vit. jrl- J?JEl- ! Saine, upon one acre, under BnmerequiBi tions.. VSTi. X f JK. >-?. Saino'prornrarnB/.under saine rcojjti{Utloi by the aid of mluoroAVor Imported m ?7 cuits. The largest ' crop of .-corn, not lea twenty, bushels per acre, grow] ten. acres or .more of restop the mode' of plo^flngj'manu., of m (\ n lire ns?d^ und variety. i'aVed, under same rc-qujaUkr Ls >d, under same rr^niBUionrv. ?k. \[\ \ :rop upon one a?l^BanwTMulaH ' MemltVms upo n Woied .?f re?\a.liu< 1 J med .'?rj? ircnjlums upor . nnder-.same-rc ii?nf of wh??^\trVeritVrc4^^^j c, under same VfedwSrtogB " ! <\ ve, in all particulars, ancVtorjjrblgu/. - r.0 'b*f per brtihel. . .T*ivr. 16 0, orrWcrdcTCS?amir^^ame?/rCf4 ions.v.f>..^?;j.:-?ftj oats, : " $? t 'yield of oats Ion ten acres; ntvder .1 same requisitions as above. - 15. au on one acre, under samo requlsl IfM |f e || M*Mr ?L l , jarley.^^ argent yield ofVvl^WUslB^' hay. l^argt-it yield of clover on one acre.5 J.3rgo??^i^l^B>^iorelgn One b?etouc^ji'jol bejon etfdllit auidavlfoT TbeMtff fifed "with tilt Largest vl??J or peak on Largett yield of prorfars <snr/?ni;?sne? 5 Largest yield of turnips on one acre. 6 To tiie tanner or planter-who- makes the l-irgcst^at>7wU>AdveiVo^ps~e^r band, li r.derfSttnc jrll[\iiit\>i?, fe? 1?.. 6\f Ufi v ' eottow^nd^tnrnips Cairaw' bv ' ic time awards are made at Fair, all competitors in their statements ice by the 16th awcrds will be madi I- obi tors of all t u writing, in full, t qulsillons as laid d ai above, when tlu> his books for ejjflt forth mensnrcidsoti b?*i per aeros ol. ' > required st state, 11 tbe re ton, Ac., cred upon rtiflcatc8 r^ndsand eplch'' thY' Judges d .UrtUry awards; hd ''\hlbltors not compiylhg-wrrh these re o.i-i uns will not be allowed' to compete for TU^HfOplcty. ; I mliiniSj^Wi^'SOClcty. ; a it Lffiofarffiwrfsi^vlll beaj K h ove-preiMums "ure ffnci I own Bushel or red ^haafc !&c^t?&'Tf? same. S. 5 C tshel of breadfvoiV/witJf ojve doped} ears..'..".:.9. '....'._.*_'... *.. 6 i J glgj^ je<pclc, ?bi-ti^^l^yo^c dozen Utishel of b?ri?y'. '.'.'.Y. '.rkx'j ? ?.V. '. ;A M At ?tishel of oats.^ ? f^rtt tj U Bushel of rye.JSHPS FT.T.-f .v A/ it tshel of plnafiralXOa.2.33H?l2C:-2 5 ^g^^SH-?Hl Wrrrf^ ^ IbfivoXi?riis isrt^d jltAlpl/fiir^?h>v land culture.....^j. 1J4 5tr.6rl Uiaihel gross scod, adapted t?'?pland '"' rttiBliel Irish- potatoes' Bushel tabic, turnips.,. 13it*Tiel mnrtgi't-wtirtor.'or?th?r stock . ..a\ beet.':-;.iv ,v;-,vb. u.:..-.. .1:r.:-'-<n Halo of pea vlne h?y.: t<? -;^.c | . . . '. ? Hale of native grass hay. .>.. Irnld of- ctiltWat?d irrA?sf?. 0 !>. ?. Variety of ?h?rt-Btapi? -'?ottofi, (six stalks)....,r.,,,.;:... 2 ?t.shel water-flowed seed rice, with sheaf of the same.'. 6 Ilnshel upland seed rice, with sheaf of the same A . cclmen leaLtqbaecxir. r.*>. 5oX ,8/oqth^ Carolina made '< tl from Sorith V?cco a3^Ir?P^A.'J:^ (tot th For tl IjP lulturc and preparation for market 10 l . iltors of crops must give, In wrltln r^^^uirs or'*ri^y^rrrr.s Cultivating, curing, harvesting, 4c. lit st one bal^^yi^!i^rf^ttou Second best one bale of sea island cotton.. liest bale ot wool, not les? than 100 lbs_ free.m i best bale of wool, as above....*.. The cotton and wool must be on toe Fair * ??j^TI Bebull, three ye^:nk? or^tp?rfts.... $10 k -te.i'iiid bcBt bull, same age.. .6 f Best bull, two to three years old.......... 10 |b Second best bull, two to three years old.. 6 ^Bcat hull,'one to two years old........ ? 6 3L-.('(:oni! best bull, one to two years old. .Silver. m> tat bufl calf.silver. ' ' three years old or upwards. 10 i-"pest cow, three years old or up IK'st , ??Jk, two to three-years oiti.10 Bqc'otHl tfest holfer, two to three yearn old ' 6 flea tntlffcr, one to two years old_; . . 6 Sat&Bd beat heifer, ono to two years old.Sliver, hot! heifer calf,.,.>... . ... .Sliver, SXCyim CI.a HB ? DU H II A us OU HUOKI-lton.VS. litvJi lullj three years old or upwards... . ' la . <: r best bull, thrco years old or un f.'.rflS. o t B?Uf two to three y?ars old.."... v..., lfj Ucoond best bull, two^o three years old..'. 6 Bom bulMone^to two years old...'..6 **-'o,.'i o?ut.bull, ehe to two years old. ; Silver By*t -.till caff;........,,.:.:..SUvor. f ,.'ow, three years old or upwarde,vi,-, 10 cd best cow, .three-.yearsold orrun^ .. ? tt'?i?./.r.A*.i../A.l^.ii/^Q \i 83. '?il.elft?r, three to four years old.. ._'. io Wfj t?-'$thelferr two to three years old.' 6 ru? HttiierV jOnetO' vo years.old..6 ,',.?a^ot;J. b(ri;?. ht'V r, one io. two years Tfr caif!;;. ; : : ::;t^^fvJ!lver I_' V 1 lllUu-CLASS? a Yl'.bUlBKS. - ; Best l'ill,\hree vears old^?r upwards... w $10 Second be*$ bulUeamo.age..-.. ; .?... .-'5 Best bull, tw.o*to three yeors^old.f>../10 Second bcHt Dull,-two to three years vld,-. 6 Best bull, one lb tAvoycara old.\S..'. .. 6 Second best bull, dncto two y'eara.old. .Silver. <Best bull calf...Trrrr.-'.T..Silver. ; Bvst cow throe years old or upwards. 10 '-Second: best cow, threo years-old or-up- ' In wards..-...-.?Vir?i. 9. .Best heifer, two to three .years, old. 10 Second best heifer, two to three years W old.I. !..... 5 ^Best heifer, one to two years old. .. 6 :8ccoud best heifer, one to two years "< old.Sllvor. -"Best holftercalf:. .Sliver. 1 F?URTH-t'iAss^BRAHUf.vp. Same premiums as abov'cV Ail'BirinlalB three-' fourths Brnhmlh iflo od, Or "mores: td ' cdnijre'te: s? ' rap?RTEI? CATTtE. . fifth ei.ass. " ' v- . Best Imported bull, of any age,.of any of- y"' the above brvcdB,,...,;.... J ?$l> ^Second bcBt imported -Dull,' df any age, or any or tho above breeds..<;,. 10' "*Bist Imported, cow, enmo/as.jibova., .-.'. .T.15 Second oesf IrorJorted cow-^same as above. 10 SIXTH cmb8?orade8,'; Same premiums oh abovK AU grade?.to be half blood or more, , ,-. seventh class?n'ativks. - - . Some, premlunp as ab?y?.. ; KIUUTU CLASS?MILCH .COWS and OXKBTC : -i "Best milch cow. of any breed. . . .'; K* -. $16 Second best ml leb ppw,.of any breed) to bo f7 milked on the ground..,... 10 /Best yoke of oxen, South Carolina raised.. 10 J Second best yoke of ojien, South Carolina'- 'J |k' raised .'k....'!v.%.U ..''..;.'*....'. J.i.'. 1 6 -Best herd, of not less thau seven owned-: '. by oxhlbltorf.j..,i..,10 ' " ':MORSES. ' t* Owned by residents of this Sydie^bitess'jdtliefr - ''toWspecl.Ttftf,' '; y vyt-MXT ; j first ;?I^B?-?7HEA.YY,miAFT HORSES." Best BlaUlv?.-ovpr-four years old? ...... $10, . 1 Stallion, over three years old., JO, " StaUl?nv bver?two-'yfc?rs did... KWJ.?.. -1 iW ' Stallion, one year old. 5 " ; Brood marc. 10 ? I BrootUiu&re ibid coif., ii..,1 .i.. .'[ .'J. :i 15 ISccond best brood marc aud colt. 10 niest filly, three years old. '.'/.'.. 12 tsecimd best Ally, threo vears old. 8 Befjt Any^Kvo'foar? ?IiEJa. . .Y4?THi4iUflO 10 Second best Ally, two yearB old_. 5 Bes* Ally, one year obi. h&mva .-v.i- t. o*... 8 Secbnd best filly, one year old. 6 SECOND Cl^??,LJt)ll.T- Idy^T ''mw101^) I Bullion, over two years old. 8 J -stsuiioiv ma t ear old. .1. boa ?M?lt>3.X'n<>6> Brdod maro'l. .?Uli 1? S>|U. .' .?.JmW, J?viO; I Bro?d'ihare BhU:ColC.'.:/.;; .' ;lV:^.J.'f,.,.! Second' best Brcbd martjrfnfl-'?plt.-. ! ; \%'i-:'Mt . sWobd'to^my^ . : :.' t ? Heal lllly^fM-aivc^miQlarj.. .<*?M 40 Secbnd bestfllly.ono ypa^ot07.f?vl, ..-.fut;t j THIRD CL?BS?BLOOD HORSES. Best stallion, over lour yttttrhoid.$ 10 ! Hon! o^^l^*'^ I ??^^^^^^:! ?^: ^lo RCCOnd best brow), .mure-., r:, ,, -? 8 Best brood raar? and out... 16 Second best bryod-maje and colt, - ,.;.. -10, Best. Ally," threo years old"... .'..'...' "12 Second.hejt Ally, three.^oars.old^^v..v.. .isjSi Best filly, two years old.*. 10 2d best lllly, two years old_6 Best one year pld fll|y...._. .8 Second' best one y??r did' Ally.. V :>.. i. \ 5 FOt^lTU CLASS?rONIES, INCLUDISO ALL huall VAR1XTIKS. Best BUtlllrJn,| over fbtif jretirfer.! l7MJ ?0 ( Marc..- Mr - .- -r > >, -.-5 : Marc and colt.10 Saddle pony ........ , ^nbtltjy ?-jO ?13MI t No animal ovCr fourteen hands high to be elas'sed as a pony. rfm 0 ro ? FIFTH CLASS?MUWiAN, CANADIAN AN11 IUTOK TED nORSES.1 "." Best and nlost thoroughbred Mdrgari: SmW\ lion, with ccrllflcate of his purify on the- , . Hide of sire and dam, where and by whom raisedqifblft hlHery and ct-rtlll I catc.s. are not enllrcly saUsfactp.ry. the pr^mlfiir/wlll h?t beJawaklcrfJ ahfl <hfe11 > I 'Judges required.to reject ,h?n.j,..-.. v$ 10 Besjt and largest' C^rifidrfirr ' sralnotii-' with tcertlflcate ol'purify,.Vc,, same,osjibove. 10 Best Morgan mare.'....I...'.7... ......h.7 r!0: SIXTH CL?SB=VaTCHETJ ?KD 8IKOLE BORSKS. " (Best pair matched horses; rthsJd in^Soirth " ? Carolina.i^iv-.* 20" ! Pair matched mares, raised In South IPalr raatehc? f?^?sS^po??e^*ulicie?J,)^ j foiirt?^efY' ni?ddai Rhnh 'Ciiroiimv > i raised.IvtMfJ10 i Single harness horse, raised in South f Carolina.JO Saddle horse, raised in South,,Carp-, Una.SV?Trl7?VftI 10 I Pair of m atoli ed hot f en,. rvj|ep to the world_VI.... T. 15 Sidgl?^'h?rn'aW^i>'drse<Iopen to the p ! Saddle hfe?/ojW^ 10 OELDiftoB? a,,A" Best he-siry HrslV'ftordlng*,! Sotith/.tar?llria. 1 'A ; raised,.,.$ 8 ElgBt' druft? feitlihB,--'-? SWittf-iCftralllW f?d -. lJgn?^^raft>^?o5r^fJ8o na I dXs raised^ flSVe? yCattfoftf.l'? V VU S. ?U*b 6> tLIghtidro? E?ldJpgr.rS^uth::rCflroi|.nai [,,t, raised, two years old. 6 ~ Far Hn\?rai?^.MM^^? \V To < the ?tjulien-.crxhlb?ting the greatest number, yf.be.8t?ojtprupp^ ; EIOH?a'?LABg-^TR?Tr?KS *AN'dUI'?CBlt8.' Fastest trotting stallion.t 10 Fastest trotting gelding or mare. 10 Fastest pacer. 10 N. B.?No horse can compete under two classes. Nor can a inaro which has taken a premium as a- brqoil mare at. one fair, taKo It as a brood more and cole feL.bhcyie'r, and War; versa. '' : ' JktiKA AND' jEWNETtH?/:,:<-'" ' ' (^'be?iwW'-irn'-^ft'?Mtnd'.) " " I'*' Bestand largest Imported Jack',' Svlth Cfer-'-'1'''' r_ tllicates, approvedbyJJu?.fl?clety".!..'.$ 1(K Kbit and largest Trtiportea1 Jbhliette, with 1 certUlo?tos; 'appfovi'd by the society.-; -8 Best, and largest South, Carolina raised, Jack, with certificates', approved try the' BestBand\ar^ JoV10 '.nette, with cerUncn/es, appooved by I the society. 8 \ MULES. ' ; Iii I 1 {SouthOaroUnaraiuO:) >is im< nia" ^B^^;\rf/.TnM?a:VV-r.;:'.^VJA-v'e\l v M*' \'UmM?rps?m 0Wi..?rv<ittM-.>.i/M?-MK ?, Onoryear old mule; ,um> .}.<:.> <ik>* ?h?.?w h.o, Mtd? culliv.i/...t.?AV-j.st i-. 1 f.i 6i Mnlo team of four. 1 ; .vit^ti:/, :-. 1 Ui . N. B.?All horses, eoltBi1 jacks,' jeunettes and mules, embraced la .tbe, above, .clasfl?B, must be compl?ifeiy^i?lrWbl^k6/<{H tluTy^virFliW be ndroUted,upon the. grounds cxce.pt at the ' flltBT"CI.?8S?MHItlNOSs; il l i -'.I Best oticjt Vwp ytiars old <&) tipwarijs1. '!] ,tB Buck one to two y?ars.old.. ..-.)'..J6, Pen of ewcB, not icbs than.threo.:. i;\<,w\.6( Pen of ewo lambs, not less than throoi Is 0, " 'Bk?dN?c^Bs--r?orjTd^ The.same jiromlutna as above..: ' '.Trn? THIRD ci.aks-^lkicksters OR DAKRWELI-? The same premltims as above. ; "> >' fourth . class?cots wo 1.1) OR NHW-OXFORD .??i'/.bhw?! ] ') y;:y. ?),) The same premium8 as above. # J VllTB;pL4B9?jAPRfOANI,.<V> nitoi d-taii.rd, :j The same premiums as above. SIXTH CLAB8?-Q.RADRS. The same premiums us abovo. :8*VENmCLABS-na-TlTE9,( THtfshmc prtnflutoiwabov?.'- " ' ' " " CASrnteRPCf?ATa.' ' Best Uwrou?hbred hull a -^?a n4 Thoroughbred ewe.:..'..... 5 " Pair of grades. 6 * v ' f. - . /~v Bc? Suffolk.boar, or any ngc...... ,JU Suffolk' ?bhrMot ?vrp"twvlvtv nbr uif- J1 | I : : ;dcrt.?tx mouth? QltlAWitfwJuttW? 9* : { ;s*r>WliPM?*r?Kij>tH^ .- > l>un .r.nil' 1 lie saine premiums as above. y T1?RI^ C^8S-^DEUJCHlipE. _ [ Tlic samo premiums as above. , FOURTH CLAPS?URAZIKR. TJic some premiums, WtJPf?tlJXlU COTA. FIFTH CLASS??HESTEH COUNTY. The same premiums as above. sixth CI^uot?lUNCOLKi . iTrOMHAIIintLIViUrtUlW I ,' FIELD, Oil ANY OTKEK LARUK 1IREBD. The same premiums as above. :. SEVENTH CLASS?NATIVE UKEEDS. ' -fhe sume pr?dihintH Vis above. ">- ? - POULTRY. , Best pair of Southed Taiscil atfrk'ths.'?V'.SIiv'cr. 1 Pair hamyunl fowls. ..i I F?lf^arg?T^Wrdltowl?:'.?^ >|u "j 11'air game fowls. ruir Mexican fowls. >,y/:.; 1 Pair Soabrlght bauUuns.. ? l'air domestic turkeys .'} j Pair Bremen geese?\.. \t* ? I Pair Hong Kong geese... 11'nlr small Chinese gccBC. Pair Muscovy ducks. ! Pidr *hit&iANloiihiiry duck*!4'Altii. -;tlu'''?'j I Pair black Java duckB. " ! pair P^lanavdUCHR; .;..;'ili?/rojf. ?t *ig Pair native fowls, D. H. " Pair pqtiyc^duckB,........ ,-,-c,,- - 3<-* - -, ?? j HOUSEHOLD DEJPA^T^E^T, ,, .. . ,,. BcsVJar leaf lard, thirty pounds'...'.. ?5 I Twenty pounds hard domestic soap... 6 I Five pounds toilet soap... G 'i JELLIES, PRESERVES, PICKLES, AC. Best sample of Jellies, preserves, pickles, , ijams, catsups* syrups* Aoj, wjihr fiill .descriptions or the processes of niuu iufacturlng and keening the M ieath Wrtd; 1[l : ?..'.-.OA."J?. D HED AND HERMETICALLY SEALED FRUITS. Bcu L half bushel of dried apples, peaches, . pears, quinces und plums, each. t5 >B?h : box domestic prunes. 0 fee : drum dried tigs, preserved olives, specimens of olive oll,-6outhern made f .und raised, each.*.. 5 Tiesi specimens of hermetically seoled Iru?ts, each.Silver hams, Ki.(it;u,^?iBAD. *(.'. : tetstl ham, cooked. 15 Barrel of South Carolina Hour, exblb , Merlta {the mapufac*urer1.i ,A... T.oaf ol bread_ . 3 Fruit, sponge or soda cake. .each. .Silver, spec ? m eu ?f okrrr or tomato,'pre pared for winter use. palma'riotrreatlbi Vlnfettar.L LT. I. y. i Specimen tallow canules. Specimen prepared ^cayenne pepjj Specimen starch.. Sample Chinese sugar-cane syrup.... $5 Twenty pounds of sorghum sugar.... 5 Exhibitors of flour to stateJiow much flour made from a bushel of wheat, and the variety <fl plient the flour Is made from. WINES, CORDIALS, AC. specimen of doracBtlo winoynot less khan three bottles of each kind, with full1 dctetrlpQdn 1 dfl U?A prOcfesso?fyt> " I ananufacturlng aud keeping.the same, for each kind... .?.=?'. i.. " !?:. $5 Best specimen of, native grope wine,, pure Suicc, mode Hvlthbut the aMnlionV pny extraneous substance. 5 DAIRY. jar butter, ten pounds. '5 Jar ol May or June buffer*. 5 Jar of butter one year old, with me thod of preserving. 5 South Carolina made cheese. 6 i i r.?.i.i l.i t APrARY.'" 1 S HT tetfpbtt^ ney to.b^^xidbl^vU.lA fh,a?prnb,. ORCHARD AND NURSERY. FRUITS. II If I Best I "Bet Bes alt Best one hundred oranges, open cul ture. ?5 ,'t j- APPLES. ?BosL and largest variety of table apples.. Bes^ and largest eoUeqtlon f>f.-Soutl?ern seedling apples, each variety named and lahuU?4,gnr\vp byith?iexhJbJtoT.. t late seedling apple, for all purposes, with description of die tree, history of Its origin, keeping,-Aid. i '.*A - >' .'..I... S eaf'y. seedling apple^.dro, 5V........ VgcWtaq sUddWllOu .* and largest ' variety 'Of pears, grown by the exElhltor^,.^...-... t fate seedling, for all .purposes, with description of trcej-nlatory,- Ac":. early seedling,^s.ahpve..... FEACU?S, QUINCESj ORAPES, AC. jmlectr&n "o? Reaches,'see\llliSg:oV others, grown by exhibitor,.- li Collection of quinces.vi.:.....!.. . '. " - B ] CollccUon.ef shapes,) grpwlng under glass.5* Best Bes1 Best il -'For] ii Fed For] Collection of natlvo grapes, with nlsfory of keeping, preserving, Dozen specimensof the Ihne, lemon, ^r?'4flMy"icnthern fruits, ^hot ? .named above cacli.^.:r,f .Silver:.! a i\ aPF-LES. ' ^'| ( O?oion in the State and exhibited by the groteer. ) Urqatcst number of good varieties and best specimens, correctly named, at least three speoimuns or: each.;.'.. $8 the bcsf*twclve varieties, and best grown and correctly named, three specimens of each. t> the beat six varieties, subject to same the (tJcsV &c^ll'ng^f'^reVcni^origini1 t 'U within three years, with certificate and history. 6 FEARS. (O\oion In th6 State and exhibited by the grower.) Gr?aU:i\rhm&rT?tiW<f<\ ?vafietle?!-hnd*VJl< beBt specimens, correctly named, three specimens or each.?,..,? ..8 Fo* best ten varieties, best speolraens, 8ub Ject to saine rules as aboye(, .o. ...j. [ 6> 1 Fbt best five specimens, Bume as affove.. .* 3 Kb; best Southern seedling,y of oreocnt ori iVq glu, within three years, with certifi ai j cale of thdTact.Una dilslorj'>l.. X ..V.'L & FRUIT trees, 4C, Largest and best collection of Southern seedling applei U^est, grow a by exljJhi . tor.rt 8 >^a: gest and best collection of peach trees, |e^snid^^^wie%e%'^pes^grhW' 8 by exhibitor.^in^vi.^,r ,,,,-?.,,.. .. 8 On atest variety and best collection of Or alu^^r^ "oe?t ' ccj'llectloatoi & J jAfRpORlCyLTURE aNI %ki -c?llccdor?Vevergri CeUe?tlou< p?igrMVMh<u.. , bltcd by ono perab?:* *r8V$ w^<i LOj-gost oollectl?B oflmweW.'.?^pJjg? by.' ' 1 one person..'.V " ' '- ' fividUal'.. M AW??.'. Wh /. 11 Wpn'?fl A i lew and Valuorbfc ivarletj- of vegetable, v/l T wlUi lovldertoo iof/ lt? tixcelleu-e,, or, , ; i.j j Southern' ihrMtt'dby W*"H< bist tor "Soulhern boT-i " j indlvIdnaT.'?rid^ ''' I Uculture.^ixiH'JiiATi.kXKUtiU'X. "SQ?THERN ?O'nl'STIC FABRICS. 1 Belt/ p?W ^?crll^n 'hlAnkfew.;' $& BO It-pair ttCttOlt biuukOUli bi'A {VtUlTM 6 ISufet ten yards kersey. Sei ond best repjyarids.saree. wJ>A,.,tI. (>SUvor, 'Be it ten yards woollen carpeting........ 6 Set ond best W- > Uil?aine: .Hllver. jBo it ten yards syair, carpet(i\g.(.. t Set ond best ten yards s lair carpeting.. .Silver. Be it cotton carpeting iv. u'i'J?W. i t Set ond best cotton carnet 1 vg.. '^'ly<ir' Be it ten yards woollen Joaps. ' K Set ond best ten jftrda'-wobH?li'Jeang_Silver. Bei t cott?TVOV ?ixby'ooVBrldT^;'. JMW.. ?kt ond best cotton ob mixed coverlet,. .Silva Tieit c?v?rletorvvobf...V.-.*.."..T.r-r Second boit coverlet of wool.Silver, JJesk Bet* Un iu') >* P Sec! home-made mattress-L. ft "Secpml bent home-made mattress.Silver, l'air or cotton socks. " l'alr of cottoaistockings..;.?:....... " Bound of cotton sewing thread. " lVmnd oPivboTleh yarn. .-. ...'. : 1 Ten yardB diapering. , Cotton comrorts. 5 ...bud best cotton comlbrls..".Sliver. Best hearth rug. 6 Secbntfc^i^he^rMi. ruj?. VAi*. ltfWJrfr'' r sew&ij'silic.Sliver. Specimenqf re.elud 6i|k.i.........." Peck of cocoons. 11 Stockings or-:halWiose.i..-. ..{." three yards... :. .ttttt. G 1.) I Specimens of AUk >And cottony i?bth, three yards.im n. 6 ) I ''^??dtJe *?ff?ti&tit Svoi?k: . v':;, obin? ^nfcsen'?JaEptB'work. :; ri '. I U'Kt'i 1 ^ v 'drt>s'.^\ i '.- '. l'JIK y'} .'v. j.;.v, j.W ffiwM^?j .'vn.'i?j.'*r ! v'i? S I* Ifl rCo)lrvranti| fcrrcrmseito.i^M'- j?'t->??LiA p Uudoreleeves;i.J.i..i.rtU^.uj AT. ta . .Silver. -Hunflkoreble.f.uart ???'J ../.<t iVA/.U'l ? * : i -M'oralfevan?'.': .-Aii '.,i?tfi? : Hantle^-^IMJ^?LK?VfiLWf! te Do Sock)ni^T>iisOPp'!0?^m?n;of :',,?,_?_ -.^-t-,~uii:... . pariment:Bot enumerated^. ? *.t?ta Slly or4 Bet thTR^rneo^in.-4hls ilepartinant. >-by:a; > .= To-r ^rliTirrder"fourteen yoiirsJi ??..; 06 E^llcflfcb'c* taste :aud skill hi same ' - --, ?;jde^rt^^t.y..:....'..; : vy.;.v..^ ,Vv>r.*^EBic?S hkm>i^-w.qrk.. " ' ' , j Best collar* ahd obelnlsCtle.';. it.'.. :.... v. i W Child's aresa.: :.V.s.. 5 Underslceves... v/.... ' Silver. Handkerchief..... ...'. *' Berthe cape.....'..-5 Plain sewing, by hand...-..... Specimen IrTlhls department not euit- -1 . mcrateOai .:........ :-.v ! . 0. iLady's cap. ;.:........,....Silver. i Spedmed In Ibis" department, by- h . . ??Irlunder fourteen years....a 5 ; ! Evidence of taste and skill In this Uc- : j . department.' 6 ITTrsri, * nETTINO and 1 CROCHZT. IN T il II E a d. . Besbcollar and chemisette. : " j UnderBlecves.-. '.. ??v.en umii'isicuvso..,.",' I Handkercliicf... :. ,.\ ;.i........ " irojrfflbiBj cap/.. lufhhPs cap Infant's waist. Chlld'shat_ Child's nock h . . Cradle qtrllt .. Connferpnne FTtnVc'antt lacc.t...-/...'.'.:>...-." .'5 I Tidy.-,-...Silver, : Bonnet-1..: :.....;..-.. .-.n..,-c; . a I Cape (berthe).-...?v... -. .Silver. Shawl............. i 6 Set toUet mats. t? ? M .Silver. Ov^rsocks..'j.' ' * ' UhdenUlria. a .v >. . ........ Flower vases?,.; Flower 'brack-eta.-. ;'..- ..Vr. 1 :.. :. " : : Sideboard cover....... ......... M.. Specimen'of WOtk under this depart- . '. mcnt not enumerated ...... . :>, Specimen in this department, by a .girl under fourteen years <-. ?. ? KNn}rr?^,"NinT^o'oR'cBOcnBT^ 'w crbwbL oft BILK.. .. Besdplnno covet,. :j...... ?vy5 4o> Table cover.-.- .'.- - . -fif buoman caver, is...... ] i..- .'.SllvCr. Shawl.'.. . - -.-..... .. .6 Scarf for-: neck ;.'..'.v.-J .SUver. l'alr of underslceves.-rJ Ifead dress:.......-.u - Child's hat or cap., ?.- .y.-"- ' tjifld's-epeiioer or sack . . .. : yyrr" " ,-j IConfitbrp?ne..'. -- ..8 fcrutlle quilt.-,..;.,....;.,.>tT....3 hetlculo...Silver. Purse...Msl pioves......... short...... ?. |?: :S\ rJlQ8?. long oi bhlfd's *ocks bvcrshoes. [Toilet mats. X<amp or vase mats.............. eilpp?ra..,o.,..^..-- ; Bet desert mats. Napkin-ring.;.. 4..;..., 1 iCushlon.. 1 Child's skirt.. t...........:. . , ' ' ChUd'B drawers.-........ nay.:......... . . Article qot enumerated.. ', i Specimen tn this department, by a girl :V .underfourteen years?. <"> PXTCA WORK IN COTTON, *C. Beet patch work quilt in coUoi-. ?8 / I^tch work quilt. In Bilk. 10 ' liaised work oirllt. ...:...-.'. 8 arhlfhtlon of Marseilles........ rWoven qounterpane, Sputh Carolina " :, .made. ., ................. .1 i Ti?st^llk comfort., ?.... P 'Crib quilt in silk'. .*...".. 5 ^Specimen in,-this; departmenu, by ? i i girl Onder fourteen yeare.... . .iz. > RAISED. WORSTED WORK, FRAJ1BD t-AF'WSTRt I - - - ; WORK, SC.' ' Best picture In tapestry............. ;j .. ?8 '_'Piano cover.iv.^l.v..v'.iv;'. u8< iPtenb cover;-raised work...;.. - 8 3 Table'covfcr,-raised woirk_v..... r:-. -. S Chair cover, raised work.., .Silver. {Ottoman cover, rulsedJwoyk.-. ..'..... - " ' Ottoman cover, trqK'stry.., .. i [\ Footstool cover, raised work., ne.. _. fit Hearth nig, raised work and tapes try. Pair of Are screens, raised Work.... - > ? Lamp or vase.mat..... .;. ...'.-.'. ;.. " Cushion.'. .'...'..'-' ij. Slippers ..'....'..."...,.... -, .< ' Bell rope.,..>..??.... |l Specimen not enumerated..-.. .. i r KUljltotDKltY IN ^KFLOBB,' ^CjtAlN'lBTITCH'OB - -, nKAlP, *...*. *, Be* if Ab. lady's dress Lady's shawl ~ dy'S mantle.-;.-. : :?'.' ....-..." Silver ???'a scarf or neck tie..........-...'"" ?s apron.' ).:.;..' J Lady's vest.....;...-' '. '.', child's ar^BB;. ;.,>>ji'r,:-.;;n..i.::.,v Child's Back or spencer-,.^\. t" Cloak, j ... ; :. a.... ... --.a. -t ? i 5? Lady's retlculo. ." Fire screens..... :. 14 Portfolio, embroidered.....' il .?'.? 'Bw?a'cdTlldy.?.y.'.?! -Lady'E: eap,,., Smoking cap. Specimen not enumerated. th Specimen in this department, by-a , ^glrl n^der-i;p?rt^?ipy^rs;:;4>:. f. y.^ 8TB^W,lvvlLLoW W oil ft, ' a.ND' fJIitlLAJl FJ^BfCg. Bei t bonnet, bat or cap...,.. tiSl .'. '.8llver-' <WB16w^y6^^?ba?K?;. '!If.?... mJ9n fr Willow clothes basket. ^ Infant's toilet bosket, Set table mats., Nest willow or titfuw.basket... :.i ..hi.... i ). Straw or shuck door mat...'....,. 1. iJM rosi^ .tfAXt Bftfc^i^p1 ^tf-.-w^/i;' vaso flowers,' wax.i u': .i>;.;., Silvan Basket fruit, waxrtW.'.t /llii-l'l 'Bolitio?t'flowers, tfixw / .'..;j'. /.-, p Vase rosin Mowers,.,. :.':>.\'.\.'? " ''t Basket rosin fruit'. .V:..'.,l..,': ' .? . S^'?::::::::?B?;\;i^ Specimen bead work., H.^i,. ': l Specimen shell work In any-design not on tho IIbl;,'..!...'. : t*i\ Specimen In tho department, by a . , ,H|r| und*rtoifiteen->i?ft*r8'.-:-'t . .ityiWTMBR, pn.blr!0: AN? :bbonz|NpM v w ft'cWW'lru^K'.V li5SM>V,\| uuo^ov.,.,....,.,._-?.,.,, :ozief ^Wsket*. .?a }\ ilaRl.li-ia-?:.aibhiu.A';fll ' "Tab . > ,,.Chalri.?>. Bronze table...-.. PJCfure fi?tnOv...V.;Vi\ \ Beit ..... H;.. IcT'"" TT""07"7iin.i-? ' ' >* - "W S^ ^mW4n!VhV-^ '1 ? i glrPdiidurJb&rteeh year*. A ; .'. ' ?wi ^ baie' osn^ufgs, ^ Shirting.% i Sheetings. 6 Kcrovys ... .i.?..vvt tJ stripes. 8 Cotton drilling. . 8 Cotton yunw, comprising all ihr , . - 3 numbers ... ..'-.. :.'. 8 Piece of bugging uiu?c_of cotton? 8 Hugging, made oi long or , : Southern moss.,. ;8 Plains.". 3 Best piece of Satinets... r-.-i-.. 3 Tweed casslmore. 3 ' ' "Llnrtseys or kerseys.?-8 Plain flannel-. 3 Twilled flannclT.. 3 Bale of. blankots, Southern wool.*... .10 Cotton ropb."._.". 3 Cotton plough lines.-. 3 Woolen coverlet. 3 writing paner, to embrace one ream of medium, cap, letter and rt?t?: M ? ;: :>. ItX .- Iwolely's "gold medal. Printing paper, one ream each of book and news.Silver medal. "Ream of prtiAfng or wrappln^paper." J manufactured fronx-somo material I I not heretofore used and known to i I is: us good as ' paper:;now: in use.Gold medal. Best specimen of bookbinding.. 85 Best, dozen ha Is, South Carolin* manufuc speclmcn of bookbinding".. $5 SiH!clmen pf boo)c printing In. South,.,. cnr?iraa:..". r. : :...: -5 facthr?............."...".... V.7..".. 18 Gents' hats. 5 MECHANICAL PREMIUMS. 3S ' ' VtxluOlia. :' " JJest cost mould board ono-horse plough.. M Cast mould board two-horse plough.. . Wrought Iron cme-ho.reo mould board ; j plough. 5 - ! Wrought Iron two-horwmould board f ? .. plough.. .5. "Wrought Iron Btrb-flOll plough.". ?.. "5" Wrought Iron cotton scraper plough. fi Wrought Iron sweep. 5 ! Turning plough on scooter stock. 6 i South Carolina cultivator. 6 ; ' One-horse turning -plough, south Carolina made..,. 5 Two-horse turning plough, South Carolina made_. 5 Cotton scraper plough, South Caroli na made. i.. 5 Sub-soil plough, South Carolina made 6 Itulr. All ploughs to be -tested in ploughing match before premiums arc awarded. rLOi'OTfiNXi ?iatci?.' ' 1 Beat ploughing by a white-man. $5 Ploughing by a white boy. 5 TheplougMng match will corde off during th? Fair. Grounds will bo prepared for the same, and entrance open to horses and mules. Judges In this department will .be governed lh their awards by the depth and width of the furrow slice turned by the plough of each com K-titor, and tho time employed to ? complete r work. - Ploughs must be deposited at the secretary's hofllce on the first day of the Fair. Those of j Southern Invention and manufacture, Tf 'Of equal merit, to have precedence. southern farming LMPLKMBST8. Best club axis', South Cnroiina . mado.silver Medal. " Broad > axe, South Carolina - modo ... ,..i-.f.-; ..?.... i? Drawing knife, South Carolina . r made.; ; .rr... 44 M Manure fork, South Carolina made ;...'..".'.. '.ft. . .. " ' 44 Hoe, South Carolina-made_ 44 " Beat portnble work bench,?with full set of - plantatlon.carpeuter's tools.$10 : Southern ^thresher. ':..... .*... .Gold Medal . Southern fan.wr. . . RUvor Hcdal : Southern straw cutter. " . . Southern corn and cob crusher . *4 - Southern corn shelter......... * . Southern'grain cradle-. 44 rVSouthcrn seed planter. 44 Cotton gin, South. Carolina Z made.Gold Medal Cotton press, open to therworld 44 Cotton gin, open to .the'world..... $10 : Bouthcrn roaa wagon:.y... "?0 ?outherii two-horse wagon. outhern dump cart, one-horse... Oxcart..?..'r.--..."-...'.-.v;i...i .. Ox yoke.Sliver Medal ? Sont horn farm gate and hinges 44 Beet and largest lot of agricultural and hbrticultnral1 Implements. Gold Medal Simplicity of construction not detracting from the efficiency of the article, wlB be view cd as the greatest merit. .- ., .-. machinery. Best steam engine for Agrtcultuaal pur purpoacs, at w o r k. o n , t h e ': ground:;..:v: :Gold Medal Best Improved grist mill........$10 Plantation saw mill, by steam, wa ter or horse power.i..v.j. 10 :i Lathe for metal.Silver Medal loathe for wood..-.ttt... 44 . : Rope-twisting machine, for * plantation U8C..'.i.. 4*' .'.' Sugar mill, cast_.......$10 Sugar mill, wood. Wiieelrlgbt maeblne.a > - - mj ....... manufactures in WOOD OR iron. ' , Beat secretary and bookcaHeTt?outh Caro . Una nuulo.... >. .,*...* ,.i - Sideboard and bureau, South Carolina made.-. Sofa, South Carolina made.. .1 Bedstr-arL; South (^roliiis-made... s.. Set flue chairs, South Carolina made.. - - Set common chairs. : rrrr... Silver Medal Invalid chair, South Carolina ,.? : " made.'.-..:..? **Ui ; Picture frames.iUJ.,.. 44 .'. ' Dining table, South Carolina '" .mado.. eus,.......... . ?... ? M , ; ! Tin or wire sale, South Caro lina made.vttt-. ... ' :. Kitchen table, with shelves ' : afed-driwert, South Oaro ' Una made_ .._.... ' - ; Window sash and blinds," each SOUth Carolina made. - - ' ; Panel door," South' Carolina . i ' made... 1 l , South Carolina mode bee ) hive...:. .*. ?. ..!:..::' < - i 1 WhotrNot, of South Carolina * 1 wood."7777.. .Silver Medal J .Set cottage furniture, made - I ' of South Carolina wood - ? '- Collection of specimens of .' ' South Carolina wood for ,i i - cabinet -ubo. . <.I. . .. - e ] Dozen cedar, cypress, lunl I per and pine buckets, "'. i ... each. S o.u ,t b , .Carolina Dozen cedar.cypreBS, iiiriiper and nine tubs, each South ::. ijorolina made. ...... .'.:. p f. Dozen broom-corn und pal metto brooms, each South Carolina made.,.' Blacksmiths'b?llbws; Sooth ' - ' Carolina made, /or plan tation ubc. 41 ResO riBfi gun, .n Sopthi Curo Una made. 44 1 Double-barrelled guny-- or fowllngplecc, South Car bllha- mkOo..<I..9i'iV> : 1 Close family carriage, combining con venience, safety, lightness, South ,? .Cwplina,tmadc.^......<..v?. Open buggy...Silver Me TOP BUggy.rrr^V... " And largest exhibition of me '- ich?nl?sT' tdols^ 'BodtneTn ' mado. 44 And largest exhibition" or Iron , castings.%-v- " Specimen' of baf add round iron.- 44 8aw mill irons..'. 14 Gristmill Irans. .-.. ^. . ... .a '? Set blacksmith's tools_?. .. 44 Washing inachlneB...rr.... 44 Specimen plating dope in. South Car Horse shoes, South Carolina made. .Sliver Horse shoo nails, South Carolina ill made, Keg of South Carolina cut noils... Bolly South Carolina made ...'..'7\W Display of South Carolina mado carrlagcs,bugglC8,4c.,from^ ? one manufactory .Gold Medal WaNUFAOYURKS OF LEATHER,, BOCTOBRN Vtl yAOg. Beit and most - useful carriage harness...SUvor Medal And most useful double bug erv harness. Single buggy harness. And most useful wagon bur nt88. And most Useful gcntlcmeri's ' snddflc'. /.......Silver Modul: And uiost useful' lady's saddle " ? ?t Dozen brognps._' ul Pulrof boots.'._,.'''"' " Hair dozen pair feenl's slides: ' " Half dozcil pnlrlhtly's Hhocs: .-? ?-"? ' Largest und best collection of Southern tanned leather, consisting of kid. calf, sole and liArnesa..-.. - $5 Best side, uppur, solo and har ness leather,- each..-. .Silver.Medal. ;Half do/.cn calf skins.....w'.. " " Sldo of oil-dressed whang , leather'..??;~: *.?? . Down dressed sheep skins.,.. u , . ,'..M ' * Do/.cn dressed goat skins...." i Y1? Specimen Of plantation-tanned leather - . . Ibr plantation; uho. ..'.....'...',.... $? CliBMlCAI. MAOTFACTCRES, oils, CKMUNT, illSK i s iui.s, *c, c /,', .' Beat case or chest of-genuine - medicine, ' t suitable for family use* and the BOrtth- ' 1 ern^ructitloncr. . :_......'; $10'I Best specimen of cologne,.South .., j ; . '.' . . i -Carolina rnhdo..'-., .-y',?nv,or. Medal. ' ' " iSp?clrheri" of writing Inkj rl South Carolina mode. . . . . " 1 Specimen IndelUble ink Strath . : 1 - Carolina mado:.: .v...'.v. M 'Gunpowder, South Carolina made.. :'.,i.. :. ? - 'Opium. South Caronpa'-made. - r'f 41 ' Collection of-minerals, illustrating the - uuolouy and .mineralogy of South 'X?Toirn?..s:./.'......V.'.? '.... $?0 . Specimen > of. t cold-pressed . castor oil.Sliver Medal. Specimen of linseed, lard? und - ' ' ' ., cotton seed oil, each....-. ' u " ' Bag ol satt..'. .V.;.. .'A. ;\ ;.' .. u . " ' Barrerof spirits tusiltintnic..'. " *r . Barf clof posln...'.'.,'..,.'.... \\, " . Bair?l Of .tar.;?'i '.'?.?-.. Specimen, of lime, gypsum. . water : cement and. pearl' ash. a barrel of each..:.'.. " : *.?? m Sp?cimen'or SO?themrartde : paint, bf Southern' rrtnto . . rials, dlu"erc|,ti colours, I mixed, applied, and dry.. ' 1 . , ". French burr mill stones, . , m Soulhorn manufacture... * ' - ."' . Oll ?tonn and whetstone-. . " *?1 ; Specimen of native phosphate, manipulated fertilizer, or '. curomercldl mahurc, ?i.b?rT .'. ;rerof?nch;, ^Ccqinpanled. . . , ' by lfe aiudysis........k?. ...Gold, Medal. MANCFACTL'RK OF 8TONK, MABM.K1 '*0.;;'; Best marble rounlurbept and mantelbjccQj each 10 Boulh Carbliiia murblo..,,$i Arn] largest exhibition 0f stoneware, d. Specimens ?ro .brick, terra cotta,/ i r ; au each;. ::.-;jv- .wj. i Silver'Medal. South Carolina mill rock for grinding Indian corrt.. ;. : :...]... .v. ! i... ; $10' SpV^tach. ?f'gr?ftttc', ' tur?cd ,"In. " 1 '* : ' latr?e. ;......'.'.... ::. %. .Sllvejr' Modal. Sp^jume'n of liollsh/iil gran-i -Re...'.*.?.. j,... Speolmen of .porcelain-wturo, South Carolina made.?;V $5 i Specimen of granlte-War*V;'S?uth ' Carollna raami';.. 6' B^rad)jM of stonp^at^j Sjrmt^ . , ?pex:lmptt^f%flu^ SCCLiPT?R? i?ND l'A I NT] Nt;, BY -NATIVE ?liiial ; . -ARTISTS. '? <. rM.iiiilt.i; For best.'spoclmeh' o'l scl?pt?uro.'.i-..: ,<. .:< 120 Tho'best, o?m?o.'... .'f.C? . !l !... ... * 5' The host .wad in;piaster. .'.'.Silver1 Medal.': Tho bc?t; naln.tlng in '.oil 6f tho Fftlr'' :.. '. ;. j'Grq?nu-, bi^ntji), ?x\:\^^%.m;t The best skotch pr sa.mo.',,., ^f jh,. j :T0, The.bestambrotype.-. ^.. . The best historical painUng In oil. ... r connected with the history of - South Carolltia....-..;:... .X-......, -15. The best' specimen of animal paint ing in oil, from nature.-. 10 J ' The best copy of animal painting In' ..oll.t:. . Best specimen of. Southern landscape -. .painting,- from nature, in oil.10 ' Best-copy or Southern1 landscape v paihtltfft In oil. :. .. St..-..'. ...'... 10 BcSt portrait. ih ?11.,...'. :... ;. 10 t? B?8t,copy of p?ftr?it 10..01j. :.'; . ,b. Beat portrait lri water colors."x"..'T'.. ^'.,10, B?s,t fancy sketch In water colors...6 ,. Best porlmit In paatll................ ^ Best portrait in cravon.. . u:;t>.... .. ? 6 Fancy 'sketch: rn "crayon.:.'"'.'...'.'. j." ' 5? OH phbtogronli... .' . si. At 10 r IWrytypc' phbtOgrapli':.". S::l!:"!\. " 8.' Water colored photogrhplL. ;..'...'. \?*B Daguejr?ottfpc..'........ .....'.,^,?Uyr ' Fruit painting.,.:..,. " Gaine piece. " Grecian, ? iv u-i... " Collection architectural drawings_ $'u :. r Drawlhry of deelbn for ' frame buUoV lrigs, 'apecIfTcati?n of 90Bt~ Ac.7.? "10 ESSAYS. Best practical paper7'oh'sheep husbandry/ adapted to tho Souths.-..$20 Paper oalnsecta,-lnjurlQuso.r:b?riefi clal to Southern plants, trees, ic. ,2p. c Papcr'?n Um tufrejrenV v?rl?ty of ncld " seeds, and th?lr propdr nomencla ture.'V.'s':'?"'.fy-.?..';.r:J.'Vs:.'V.... 20 Paper on farm buildings, with'plans.. 20 Paper on the culture-of-thc vine! with description Of1 best -varieties and mode of culture,- adnptcd to the tlKf i v. soll und climate, of South Carolina. 20 Praotloah paper O0j pUaotatlpn eqano- -:., .2,, my, adapted to South Carolina..,, 20. r.M ARTICLES NOT ENUMERATED. Ab many articles of merit in the various de partments'Of labor^' art, Mo'.'.' which "?/o not Bj^claBy rirovldcd fbt in the prtmiuT)i list, may ho" .presented' for. ekhlbltJ?ii and premi ums, u Com mit fee" on Mlscellancods AfUclOU will Wappolnted to examine and report upon] and award ^premiums :upon aUtsucn articles worthy or premiums. t.. .-.i Tho society bos offered premiums embrac ing nearly everything valuable in agricultural ?ud mechanical industry, art, science and taste.' Th? prerhluin' list wlll'ticlurhlsrred I by application to the. sccrcrtary, at,Co_-. .0:, or at th? .'?ATco Of .th? "S.teaTtt pjbu Charleeton, S. C, . :,',, ( :. ;' ;',;> i./u: . Resrsaiatloktk or the Psslv or 1800. ' Anntial 'members 'shall exhibit articles with out charge, and liavo free access to the Fair Grounds during Fair week. . . . . .. . m ' Persona will he admitted for fifty cents each day daring the continuance of the Fair. The charge for admission of vehicles-will iw aa follows :. Coaches, carriages, omhlbusses,' Ac., (tho inmates paying for personal ' admis sion,) $1; buggies. 50 cents. .. . ,, '. Children under twelve years, of age w)fl la admitted with half tickets, . All delegates from State Agricultural socie ties, Mechanics' Institutes, reporters, Ac, will receive atieket upon application at tbe secre tary's office, which .will ad nut tltem freo of chargey and entitle them to tho privilege'of tho grounds during the Fair week.' j' ' i-H. B,?The term ^'aUrer" Is uaed to denote all prernluma nrJt' under two*' dollars, or over three ?3011a|B.-,' *;.' _", '. ,. ., RstlCB j foc l??UJbltors? Hpeelal ??otlce . The secretary's office-will Bo opened at Co lumbia on the 3d of November, for the purposo or receiving en tries. .1 . . Persons Intending to become exhibitors at tho neit Fair, are desired to forward their en tries to the seoretaryrD. Wyatt'Alkcn, Colum bia, B. ' C, alter "the id of Notemb?r, which will greatly facilitate, business and prevent confusion in the balls and on the grounds or Uta society, and disappoint nient,to exhibitors, which Is chiefly tho result or delay. ., All exhibitors at the Fair must have their ani mals or articles entered at the secretary's of fice bet?re taking them Into tho enclosure. All who Intend-to compete for the premiums of the society must have their articles on tho ground, aud entered at the secretary's office, at Or before 6 o'clock on Tuesday evening, the 0th or November, without fall, so that they may be arranged in their respective depart ments, and in .readiness for examination by tho Judges on Wednesday morning, too lOtu of November, at 9 o'clock.. .Animals may be chiefed at.ahy tithe previous to' 0 o'clock on Wednesday morning. ? Ladies are particularly requested to attach cards to their articles, n?mlog the department In which they wish them to.be' classed, and if not embraced .by any of the departments |n the prom lu m list, class them as miscellaneous fancy*' .The rerrnlrvtlons of the society must be strict* ly Observed by the exhibitors, etherwiso tho society will nut be responsible for the omlssl, . of any artlclo or' animal pot, properly entered under its regulations; -, No article or animal entered for a premium cad be removed or taken away before the close " 1 ""1. " ' ' ; erf the exhibition. ,No premium will, be paid. . oft animals or articles removed In vinlatiim ijf this rule. . All article.-, and uuiuials entered for exhibition must have cunlH attached, wiih the . number iw cr.u-.red nt the seprutury's. ofll?e,;. . nnd exhibitors, Jji all canes, shall oblalll their curds previous to placing thclx article*or unl 'mals on tho Fair Grounds. .. ->.> All persons who Intend to offor animals for , i sale during the Fuir, shall notify .the secretory : [/or such in unit i on at the time of entry Spcolal; attention Is required, from competi tors to.itiie requisitions of. the society upon fluid crops, .horses, .cattle,-,hogs and sheep, dairy and: household department, bucon, Ac,. for full written slaloment?, te; ruqulred under . each department, as they are important to tho. judges lu tho several classes be furo their llnol . decision, . . *.? ? - . ? -, The Executive CommHtee will take.- every . precaution. In their power for the safe preser vation of all articles and stock on exhibition, and wilf be responsible only for loss or damage that may occur during tho. Fuir. They, desire . exhibitors to give attention to-their articles, and at, the close of the exhibition to- attend to . their removal. - . . , in?traction* to the 3ndg< ? ??ii<f Saperip tcndMit'iiof the dur?rent Ucpm tmniti. . The committees selected for thu next Annual Fair are requested to report themselves to the secretary, upon the grounds of the society, on Wednesday morning, 9 o'clock, November 10", I860. . - to . I In no case must the Judges award a special or uisouetioniry premium. .* : i .. Tho Judges on ? animals will have regard to the symmetry, oarly maturity, thorough breed ing and characteristics of the breeds, which they Judge. -They will maka proper allowances for t no- ago, feeding and condition of the ani mals, especially In breeding classes.. They are required not to give encouragement to over- . fed animals; - ' ; i i No stock of Inferior quality shall be admitted - Within, tho grounds; and, If any shall by ae ' cldent be admitted,, laruommittee shall be ap^ pointed to examine und rule- out such from the grounds.:.* . :.; > w. : j: - :. i. f< ". N. It. -No person Whatever will bo allowed to Interfere: with aha-Judges during their ad-* : Judlcatton ; and any person who, by: letter or otherwise, : attempts an Interference or blas i from misrepresentations', with tho judges,' will be excluded as an honorable competitor, i ..' < The Superintendent? will give particular db rcctlon'to all articles lu their respective depart-, ments,* and we that alt aro arranged^as near. ' as may be. In'numerical lorder, to dessen: and' - facllltato.the labors iof the Judges/ln; the eras- I ami nations i i u ? ti . " : t t<?>< ' The superintendents will attende each- set of.i Judges in tholPTeBpectlvo' departrnenta, point: , out the different articles and animals to be ?x- -. exhibited.- :' un Mi via isiym j ii - : Tho lodges will bo oxpedtcd,- In all cases, to withhold premiums when tho art Ich? or animal Is not wilrfhy, though there-Is no competition. 1 Animals or articles (receiving premiums of the society at) this exhibition, will not bo -ale : lowed toicompote for prlzosihcreafWn in the. ? same clasa.-) ? ' ? ;? "> -i ' ? ' PORA0B'F0R:8TOOX^ > i i > . i 1 There "will b? a for?go hia8tct*'on th? ground, "l Tvho Will nrrhlsh gr?ifi1 abd forage, at'^mftrfcet price, td tiie'?Whers1ofl8t?Ck,;M' ^ . "" .Stairs will not behirnlHhed-npoh the grminrla of the "society for unruly Or danger?us'abf?aiS, 1 and sud? wlll'be'p'r?m'ptly'bxclud?d:''^ "u ich?! . . (.annual address.''' ".'', 'V'1 ' ' :' The J^wmti^Adfoess' *Wtt|, bV^clLv?r&rA on , " Thursday, Jfyvcrhhor- 11, by Lue Hun. Jup C, ... JlnKCKTNiiibyE, of Kentucky. ,,,-,,.,' .... ', , "! til AWAROai.oe.lPKBItlDliSi I' t :.- I) ;'ftie Pfeml?ms:.w1U ??? awarded frort'the'Ex- !l ecutlvc Ktaud, at.twelveo'?lock oh Friday. ,. ,i ' T " '. *' S<1,k op ctock. ' i,l ... ; - ?he auction sales of live stock will tak? place/ ort Thursday at xcri'O'clock, A.-M.,''mit ttte 1 animals' 'axv.V .catnnbt If?"reni'ove? -from th? grounds until the cl?se'of the exhibition. < ' ; !*' .p;oti<?u;. ',!!"".,, " i'A well regulated police -of -the. aooieiy, aided, by that of the City oh Columbia, will be oh the . grounds. ? during the < entire exhlbUlon? to. . preserve .order. :.i : .' .:<i:.;-t ml < All persona having business with the society, or wishing Information not here furnished, ,wUi. address the secretary! at Cokesbury, j3.;fj. i:, , - = wyaxt A1R8N, :.i ? ; <? Secretary and fCreasurer.i! , - tonit Itiition of ttu- Sooth ('?rolloa A^ T!crtl?<ir?l unrt Mtfh an 1< ? I H<yc fc t > / !?-, Sohth^ai'ollrii' AgrteaUWi^hq ^?haMcal ' Soclcty^th? oWcct mrlW^iMyWM&m. hud promo?e W^enllf? ^m%Pm%^??^?! State?'' ' m .. ... " ,'.': '. ,, .. 9ec2. ThcpniccrBfl|inJlCpnaT8t?rontf dent, four yi?e-Pjesldents. one, .Treasurer,' s;nd' )o?c Sher?tary, le? be elected 'annually, and tp .contlnne Iii cullc? until,'their succesaork shall ' bo elected at the next succeeding, mc.eilbg Of .Sec,3T, Tlie. anr/uo]' nicptloira 'of thts ' society' shall take nhj^'^n^'e' .a^ono^l.We^e'^rltiy fn NovehA'erv cm: Tt : The ^estd?nt, ?t In his Absence one J ^lic-PfcBtdenW, shall exercise, all' th'i ' ? dually.atiachlng'to' auch'/otpce,' BT? . 'o'pbTVer'W.'crUl ppeclal/.meetings,of. sec,, of tho.yi dutled'uj!i] shall IpYC mw T:^^ *nandB- -.' 'iiiii ? ...I ,:SBa. 6? The Treasurer shall,keep .fart etipi , jOccodnt of receipts an^ ' cStpcbdltfUreg' qf the' . society', but piafie no, dMiuraempnra except ..?.. upon .an omer counterslghOfl by the President, " ; .. , 8ec1:.g TncSewet^y ?riall keep .sucli'T??bkH . '," , as the society, needs, ? list of life; annual and, bonorhfy members oCtne sorJiety., nndlh.oheol euce .'Jbo'tliri; ordeis,. of the .PresJfhmL, shall perform' all, sdcbLflutrcp as are fneumbent gprjia (((( 1 ??W?B?! niQm|?eW itthe 'tMojtf???' pt:', *'? dIsUngvTBhed as. anbuoL';.llfe V*-? The annual m'ciiihers shaUpdy y. treasury fJwo doflars, ajlfe nicfnt and an.uop?rary rhcmoeX shall, h .Unction conferred upon bjro. by ( majority of rnembcrs.(prcs?jit, a -uoetuur, ,.' '-mm ' ' ",."' ',..) Sec. 5, Fifty members of. \na soclCtjy ?hall., ' constitute a quorum^ Two;thlrr4B pr tlie quorum ' shall have power to' extiel .any \ luc'mber, and ULtll pie second, \yed?esday jn November next, all applfcafloqa^^Bhallgo before "tue Ei?ec??v Committee, apd tlto.pqwer of, accepting "* Jectlng any oppllcatiori Tor memhersuip t.wltli {hat comn)ltte. . Committee, aptf flio^po-wer of.iaccTeprlng ot't'^ ,'' Jectlng any application', for membership .snail' rciuaiu with that comiiilite. ' ' . . BECj'9." The offlcers'of the society, together ' with six members, to bo elected annuaJly by by the society, shall constitute the Executive . , Committee., whose ilutyj shall \r; Lo execute all ,., laws, and to carry Into effect all resolution h of ', tho society., AU, r?solutions, rcslghjatlopk i\-ad . ( applications for membership niust u? made |n ?, writing/ ', '. -.-. ,," . ;,.',-*. .,' -,,' Hkc. 10. Any alteration or amendment to this constitution can he only effected by a two thirds vot? of toe members.pre*eilt at a regu- .. lar meeting of tho society, w ' j T. H U-M P B R E Y- 8, BROKER, AUCTIONEER- ANP- COMMISSION' - M?RC?IANT. . !.'. ' . . ,.. FHpvfxAiTTENpErj^TOT ,'..J . So/ 'tT' frRO'AD'STltE'feT,' "' !'j Charleston, 8. ?. ; . i ft k p k na s c es.?II on ? UENItY BOIST. W. 1, MA- . ORAiU, Jisq., General ^AMES CONNEB, T. R. WAB1KO, Esq. . ... . ocu O ? I S , M p h A. I * , . BROKER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, .. NO. 48 11 RO A D ST R k kt . Charleston, s. C Stocks, Bonds and Gold bought, carried and sold short In New York City. Partiaular attention paid to tho parokaso and Bale of all kinds of Southern Securities. . octt -j^y- ILUS ic CIJlSOLM, FACTORS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, !?"? '. . AND j ; ' , ., SHI PPIN 0 A O BN T 8, yim ?temi'to the iPurchase; Sale and Shipment to fKorH/n iha Uomefitlb PolU) of Ct/TTON. HIGH, LUMBER aud NAVAL- HT0RK?. . ... 1 ATLANTIC WHABP, Chafhaton. 8. 0. ',a E. Wllus.A. R. CutSOLM. o?t25